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During World War I, New Zealand sappers connected these ancient tunnels to create a massive underground barracks. It could hold 24,000 soldiers, who waited in secret before the surprise offensive of the Battle of Arras in 1917 . Remembrance and History

: Inside the Town Hall, you might meet the city's legendary "living entities"—the giants Colas, Jacqueline, and their baby Dédé. These figures are central to local festivals and represent the city’s spirit of rebirth. A Subterranean Secret: Les Boves and Wellington Quarry Beneath the cobblestones lies a hidden world. Local history museum ClosedArras, France During World War I, New Zealand sappers connected

Arras is a gateway to some of the most significant memorial sites in Europe. Mémorial National du Canada à Vimy OpenGivenchy-en-Gohelle, France These figures are central to local festivals and

Known as the "Beautiful Useless," this 17th-century fortress designed by Vauban is now a lush park and a UNESCO site, featuring zip-lining circuits at Cit'loisirs for those seeking adventure. Artisan Crafts and Flavor Archive for 2011 - Jeremy Banning France Known as the "Beautiful Useless

: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Belfry offers a 75-meter ascent (via lift and stairs) for a stunning view over the city and the surrounding countryside.